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2014-01-20 Ordinary Meeting Agenda
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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 20 JANUARY 2014
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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 20 JANUARY 2014
ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 14 NOVEMBER 2013
The site has 8 adjoining neighbouring parcels to the north, east and south. Across Rufous
Street to the west is the Di Hurst recreational reserve and residential houses fronting
Woodland Drive. Details about each of the surrounding land uses are described below:
e tothe north is 5 & 7 Woodland Drive, which are both owned by Telstra. These lots
are 608m? & 702m?, and include the Telstra telephone exchange infrastructure within
the existing building at 5 Woodland Drive
e the Peregian Beach Community House is on a 1,208m? lot, and is situated to the
north of the subject site on the corner of Woodland Drive and David Low Way. This
community infrastructure was constructed in 2009 by council
e located to the north east of the site are a 35 car and 8 motor scooter bay grass cell
carpark, situated on a 1,812m? area lot. The site is owned by council and is used as
a carpark for the community centre. Access to the carpark is only available to
northbound traffic along David Low Way
e tothe east of the site is an 18 unit office development, situated on a 2,021m? lot at
247 David Low Way (referred to as the Marquesas Development). Access to the site
is along the southern portion of the site and leads to a carpark at the rear of the
property (adjoining the subject site)
e tothe south east of the site are 7 residential properties (233 — 245 David Low Way),
comprising a mixture of multiple dwelling units and detached houses, which all
access David Low Way
e located to the south of the site are 3 tennis courts and a clubhouse on a 2,806m” lot,
which is used by the Peregian Beach Tennis Club
e across the road from the site is the ‘Di Hurst Oval’ reserve, which is 2.87ha in size
and is a State Government reserve for the purpose of recreation under control of
council as trustee. A carpark is located within the southern portion of the reserve,
with approximately 1,300m? of the site adjoining the carpark improved as gardens
associated with the ‘Peregian Beach Veggie Village’. The majority of the site is a
level and cleared grass area, currently used for formal and informal recreational
pursuits and
e across the road to the north west of the site are residential houses with frontage to
Woodland Drive.
The location of the subject site in relation to The Noosa Plan zoning is shown on the image
below:
Sunshine Coast Regional Council OM Agenda Page 64 of 360
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